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Security Noise

TrustedSec
Cybersecurity
Trustedsec
Artificial Intelligence
TLS Certificates
Penetration Testing
Incident Response
Information Security
OSINT
Business Email Compromise
Red Teaming
Social Engineering
Ransomware
Active Directory
Command and Control (C2)
DIT Explorer
Threat Hunting
Tunnelvision
Multi-Factor Authentication
Cactuscon
Certificate Revocation

In the security industry, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the constant barrage of information and buzzy trends. On Security Noise, we help you sort through the noise and identify the information that truly matters. Listen to hear from practitioners in the field who are using the latest tools and methodologies to stay ahead. Whether you're a seasoned security pro or an industry newcomer, our podcas... more

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Is AI the end of Capture the Flag competitions, or just their next evolution? TrustedSec's Scott White and Jarrod Rizor join Security Noise to talk about how AI is changing CTFs for hosts and players alike.

On this episode of Security Noise, we pay... more

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Do you know what to do as a cyber incident or breach unfolds? Your team should have an incident response plan, but it could just be collecting dust on the shelf. That's where tabletops come into play. On this episode of Security Noise, Geoff and Skyl... more

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Agentic AI is now a part of the team, so how do you feel about it? On this episode of Security Noise, Geoff sits down with TrustedSec CTO Justin Elze to dig into how AI fits into offensive security. They explore the new risks introduced by agentic to... more

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Let's talk home automations, where the lights, the locks, the thermostat, and the doorbell all have opinions (and an internet connection). On this episode, Geoff and Skyler sit down to chat with TrustedSec's Adam Compton, a Principal Security Consult... more

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Recent Guests

Scott White
Director of Software Security and original organizer of the DerbyCon CTF
TrustedSec
Episode: 9.5 - Three Flags and a Funeral: Are CTFs Dead?
Jarrod Rizor
Security consultant specializing in web and mobile testing
TrustedSec
Episode: 9.5 - Three Flags and a Funeral: Are CTFs Dead?
Thomas Millar
Senior Security Consultant with more than 20 years of incident response experience.
TrustedSec
Episode: 9.4 - Tabletops: Roll for Initiative
Justin Elze
CTO and Director of Research at TrustedSec
TrustedSec
Episode: 9.3 - The Agent Will Handle It
Adam Compton
Programmer, researcher, instructor with two decades in network security, incident response, and pen testing
Independent security professional
Episode: 9.2 - Navigating Smart Home Security
Mike Spitzer
Principal security engineer at TrustedSec
TrustedSec
Episode: 9.1 - Hacker Summer Camp 2026
James Williams
Senior Security Consultant at TrustedSec
TrustedSec
Episode: 9.1 - Hacker Summer Camp 2026
Alex Hamerstone
Episode: 8.17 - The Soap Opera That AI Created
David Kennedy
Founder and CEO of TrustedSec; co-founder of Binary Defense
TrustedSec
Episode: 8.16 - Canvas On Fire: Inside the Largest Education-Sector Breach in History

Hosts

Geoff
Host of Security Noise
Skyler
Host of Security Noise, Co-host of Security Noise

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
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    Audio from guests sounds like it’s coming from a bucket down the hall in a closet full of sheet metal.

    Probably great content, just unlistenable…

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9.5 - Three Flags and a Funeral: Are CTFs Dead?
Q: What is cheating? Is pulling Claude out in a CTF and having a paid subscription versus just what somebody can do with Duck AI or something for free? Is that cheating? Is it pay to win?
Jarrod says paid AI can make competition feel unfair and less fun, particularly when players are competing for prizes or rankings. He distinguishes that from using CTFs to learn, where AI can still be useful if participants develop their own skills.
9.5 - Three Flags and a Funeral: Are CTFs Dead?
Q: If somebody handed you that job today, would you do it again?
Scott says he would be more hesitant, since AI creates new challenges such as quickly solving tasks and placing unexpected demands on event infrastructure. He also notes that AI could make building realistic CTF environments much faster.
9.4 - Tabletops: Roll for Initiative
Q: Do a lot of tabletop exercises use scenarios ripped from the headlines?
Millar says scenarios often reflect current threats, including fake employment schemes, fraudulent IT support approaches, ransomware, and insider threats. He recommends regularly updating plans and exercises as threats change.
9.4 - Tabletops: Roll for Initiative
Q: What is a tabletop and who does one?
Millar describes a tabletop as a security discussion that tests whether an organization's documented plans work, clarifies roles, and exposes unanswered contingencies. It can also help newer staff learn the organization's processes.
9.1 - Hacker Summer Camp 2026
Q: There certainly are other phishing frameworks out there. What really made you decide to go ahead and build your own rather than extend something that's already been around?
The motivation was to create an all-in-one social engineering platform that could handle multiple campaign components end-to-end, avoid maintaining other people's codebases, and enable rapid iteration and reuse across engagements, especially with AI-assisted development becoming available.

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What is Security Noise about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A technology-focused security show featuring practitioner perspectives from TrustedSec and partner firms. Recent episodes center on incident response, threat hunting, AI-assisted security tooling, and practical defense strategies, often with hands-on demonstrations or panel formats. Guests are typically seasoned security practitioners and researchers, discussing real-world breaches, defensive playbooks, and the evolving landscape of AI in cybersecurity. The format blends deep technical discussion with accessible explanations, practical takeaways, and occasional light banter. A noteworthy pattern is the emphasis on operational security, threat intelligence, and hands-on training through gamified learning and tooling demonstrations, which can... more

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2. Jarrod Rizor
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4. Justin Elze
5. Adam Compton
6. Mike Spitzer
7. James Williams
8. Alex Hamerstone

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